How Have Common Equity Tier 1 Capital Ratios For U.S. Banks Changed In Recent Years?
While the common equity tier 1 (CET1) capital ratio figures for each of the largest U.S. banks have improved steadily since late 2012 (when the banks began disclosing fully phased-in CET1 estimates), Bank of America has lagged behind its peers considerably. On the other hand, Morgan Stanley has seen the most pronounced improvement in its CET1 capital ratio.
Details about the regulatory CET1 targets for each of these banks can be found here.
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